Podcasts about senior players championship

It was a huge thrill getting to spend some time with one of the all-time great players, Jay Haas. Jay was the medalist at the 1975 National Championship and he helped Wake Forest win back-to-back National Championships in 1974 and '75. He won 27 times between the PGA Tour and the Champions Tour. He was also recognized with the Payne Stewart Award and the Bob Jones Award for his sportsmanship, character, and charity. Jay is the nephew of 1968 Masters Champion Bob Goalby, and his sons Bill and Jay Jr., plus nephew Dillard Pruitt also played out on the PGA Tour. We start out talking about how his Uncle got him started in the game. We hear how Arnold Palmer and Lanny Watkins influenced his decision to play his college golf at Wake Forest. Jay gives us behind-the-scenes stories about teaming with Curtis Strange, Bob Byman, and David Thore and how they dominated college tournaments while they were there. We then get into his relationship with two great friends of this show, Tom Purtzer and Rob Strano. We hear about how he battled Ben Crenshaw in the 1995 Masters plus what it was like being on the course during Jack Nicklaus' charge at the '86 Masters. We then go through his majors breakthrough at the 2006 Senior PGA Championship, winning it again in 2008, and coming from 5 strokes back to defeat Tom Watson in the 2009 Senior Players Championship. We round things out by talking about this 1983 Ryder Cup experience and his plans for 2024.

The British Open and V.I.C.T.O.R.Y.?  Tune in to hear the latest around the PGA Tour, LIV Golf, and a trip to Firestone CC in Akron, Ohio for the Senior Players Championship.   Music Credits: Intro and Outro - Title: Powerful Rock Music License: Individual License, Commercial, BMI ZHORNIK

Jerry Kelly joins the show to talk about his win at the Senior Players Championship. The guys preview the upcoming Open Championship at St. Andrews.

Don Padgett III, Executive Director of the Bridgestone Senior Players Championship, joined Ray to talk about the event that kicked off Thursday.

Here comes the postman! J.T. Poston won at the John Deere Classic on Sunday, so he joins the show today to discuss his second career PGA TOUR win and his upcoming trip to St Andrews to compete in The Open. Elsewhere in Scotland this week, the Scots stage their own national championship! Anna Jackson & Eamon Lynch discuss a Scottish Open field that boasts 14 of the worlds 15 top-ranked players. Back in the U.S., the PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS is gearing up for its third major: The Senior Players Championship. Golf Channel analyst Justin Leonard calls in as he prepares for his CHAMPS debut there. WWE Superstar "The Miz" also stops by to preview the American Century Championship and Paige Mackenzie wraps up the LPGA season at its midpoint. J.T. Poston: 3:10 Justin Leonard: 20:20 The Miz: 31:30 Paige Mackenzie: 51:00

Bruce Millington and Steve Palmer are back with the Sweet Spot. Both previewing the upcoming Scottish Open & Barbasol Championship - plus a look at the Senior Players Championship.   The team also take a look at the Irish Open and John Deere Classic tournaments from last week analysing who stood out, as well as who underperformed. Steve gives us his biggest fancies for this week's tournament, including other selections who could be worth backing in the Boyle Sports markets.   

After multiple delays, the Golf Manitoba competitive season officially kicked off this past weekend with the qualifier for the Manitoba Men's Mid-Amateur where 108 players competed for 58 available spots. Also taking place were the Women's City & District Championship and the Bantam Championship, all contested at Transcona Golf Club. Harris English and Kramer Hickok duked it out in the second longest playoff in PGA Tour history at the Travelers Championship, Nelly Korda captured her first LPGA major title at the KPMG Women's PGA Championship, Steve Stricker took home the Senior Players Championship at Firestone in convincing fashion, and the inaugural event of the Forme Tour wrapped up on Saturday in Georgia.

Joining the guys on today's show is Steve Stricker, winner, Senior Players Championship; Mike Muranyi, soon-to-be inductee into the Wisconsin Golf Hall of Fame; Dustin Schwab, winner, WPLA Ray Fischer Amateur Championship; Mia Seeman, winner, 2021 Wisconsin State Women's Open

Gary D'Amato and Rob Hernandez discuss all the action at this week's tournaments in Wisconsin – the WSGA Match Play Championship, the WPGA Junior Championship and the WPLA Ray Fischer Amateur Championship – along with Steve Stricker's march toward another PGA Tour Champions major title as he takes a five-stroke lead after two rounds of the Senior Players Championship.

Day 1 of the KPMG Women's PGA Championship, Travelers Championship and Senior PLAYERS Championship is in the books. There is a ton to recap and Matt Adams is here to get you all caught up, you will hear from all the leaders including Lizette Salas, Kramer Hickok, Steve Stricker, Nelly Korda, Jess Korda, Phil Mickelson, Zach Johnson, Brooks Koepka and more.

In this week's Now You Know Akron podcast, host Craig Webb and Beacon Journal sports columnist Marla Ridenour are joined by Don Padgett, the executive director of the Bridgestone Senior Players Championship at Firestone Country Club in Akron. They talk about the tournament's relationship with the community, Summerfest at Firestone and Concerts After Play, the Champions Tour and handicap this year's event.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In this episode, Peter recalls his hole-in-one in the 2005 U.S. Open at Pinehurst No. 2, and an unusual request he received from a fan right before the 2005 Senior Players Championship. The PGA TOUR is back, and you can rely on Global Golf Post to bring fresh, relevant, and high-quality content weekly, delivered right to your email. Sign up at www.globalgolfpost.com for free, or use promo code JAKESTAKES for 30% off a subscription to GlobalGolfPost+.

2012 Senior Players Champion Joe Daley talks about what got him over the hump from playing on what's now Korn Ferry Tour to winning a Champion's Tour major. He also talks about how he was able to focus on his game and not the legends who were chasing him during the final round of the 2012 Senior Players Championship.

2012 Senior Players Champion Joe Daley, Top Instructors Andy Traynor & Tim Cusick, plus Faribault Woolen Mill CEO Paul Grangaard join me on this edition of Next on the Tee. 2012 Senior Players Champion Joe Daley talks about what got him over the hump from playing on what's now Korn Ferry Tour to winning a Champion's Tour major. He also talks about how he was able to focus on his game and not the legends who were chasing him during the final round of the 2012 Senior Players Championship. Top Instructors Andy Traynor and Tim Cusick share drill you can do at home to keep your golf swing in tune plus some short game and putting tips to help lower your scores. Faribault Woolen Mill Company CEO Paul Grangaard talks about partnering with the Minnesota Twins to turn last year's Homer Hankies into masks for local Minnesota hospital personnel. He also talks about their long standing partnership with the military and how they've been supporting them since World War 1.

Paul Braun and Dennis Tiziani talk about some basic golf course etiquette, and are joined this week by: Casey Danielson, Symetra Golf Tour Player, talking about her latest accomplishments on the golf course and the importance of golf in her family, Gary D'Amato Senior Writer - Wisconsin.golf discusses playing in the British Open and the strategy needed to win the upcoming tournament, PGA Tour player/Wisconsin native Steve Stricker talks about his struggles in the Senior Players Championship this past weekend and his plan for the rest of the year.

Kyle talks to PGA Tour Pro Jay Haas and current President of the Senior PGA Champions Tour Miller Brady about the Senior Players Championship, taking place at Akron’s Firestone Country Club for the first time ever July 10th through July 14th! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/akswishpod/support

A rollicking Wednesday episode begins by immediately taking a hard left turn off the planned route to discuss the Senior Players Championship, specifically the major getting away from some recent excellent venue choices and intel on Monty’s prep at a local suburban Ohio retail store. We then get into the KFC Tour’s event in Colorado, which gives Andy an occasion to disabuse the notion from overhyped headline writers and tweeters about an event at elevation being on a “monster” course. We then whip overseas to the Scottish Open to discuss the background behind the Renaissance Club, the loaded field, and how they’ve made this proper prep for The Open. The John Deere field gets a full review, which provokes many questions and some harebrained theories on PGA Tour status and building fields and JJ Henry. Fan Vote Friday remains the province of Cam Champ, while Fan Vote Friday Junior is decidedly not. In news, we hit on the odd sequence of events with John Daly ending up at the Barbasol and read an absolutely BRILLIANT theory from an SgS listener on how Brooks Koepka builds his schedule. We wrap with Paulie’s Picks for the Deere, diving in the dumpster to find some lesser-known options and maybe even a four-fingered fisherman from Korea.

On this edition of Next on the Tee I'm joined by my Thursday Night Tailgate Co-Host Bob Lazzari, 2012 Senior Players Champion Joe Daley, and Travelers Championship Tournament Director Nathan Grube. Bob and I talked with Joe Daley about his college golf career at Old Dominion University plus his infamous 5 foot putt that popped out of the hole while he was attempting to get through Q-School, and his victory at the 2012 Senior Players Championship. We talked with Nathan Grube about how they are able to get the top players on the PGA Tour to play in the Travelers Championship even though it's the week following the US Open. Nathan also shared stories about the history of the tournament including Bubba Watson being a 3 time champion and Jordan Spieth sinking a shot from the green side bunker to defeat Daniel Berger in 2017.

This week we are talking with the marketing team from the historic Philadelphia Cricket Club, one of the finest clubs in America.  This club was established in 1854 and is the nations oldest country club.  This historic club is not just relying on their stature, they are changing with the times and now a leader in their online marketing and social media space.  This incredible club is rich in history which includes 45 holes of golf, 32 tennis courts, 1600 members and a A.W. Tillinghast design that just hosted the Senior Players Championship in 2016.  Jacob Smith is their Director of Membership & Business Development, Macy Golder is the Digital Marketing Manager and Moira Giordano rounds out the team as their Membership and Marketing Manager.  

:29 - Ray’s first podcast began with a light conversation about reality TV shows, with Survivor entering its 37th season. Ray, Tony, Jeanne, and Steffany all talked about which reality shows they could and could not be a part of. 13:45 - Don Padgett III talked about next year’s Senior Players Championship as well as the Ryder Cup. 21:10 - Tim Tyrrell’s Hoban Knights football team is 5-0 and among the best in the state. Coach Tyrrell talked about his big matchup vs. Benedictine. 26:02 - Ray began his conversation with Senator Sherrod Brown on the Indians propelling towards next week’s playoffs, as well as his meeting with the United Mine Workers of America. 31:20 - Madhu Sharma is the acting executive director at the International Institute of Akron, and she joined Ray in studio to talk about their move to Summa St. Thomas in North Hill.

In the second hour of the show, Steve Olken and Bob Shulz discuss putting with Sean Toulon. The Lesson Tee is with Brian Morrison, and they round out the hour discussing the upcoming Senior Players Championship with Gary Hallberg.

This week on Next on the Tee with Chris Mascaro my guests are Champions Tour Pro Bob Friend Jr., and the Head of Marketing for Vice Golf, Helge Meyer. Bob Friend Jr. - Bob is playing the Senior Players Championship. I'll talk with him about his opening 2 rounds, his 3rd round pairing with fellow Pittsburgher Rocco Mediate and we'll look ahead to the US Open next week at Oakmont. Helge Meyer - I'll talk to Helge about his runner-up finish in the German Championship, what inspired them to start Vice Golf and to get into the very competitive golf ball business. We'll also talk about their strategy to compete with Titleist, Callaway, TaylorMade, Srixon and the other big golf ball manufacturers, what it meant to them to make Golf Digest's Hot List the last 2 years plus what may be next for them.

PODCAST NOTE: Listeners can tune in to iHeart Radio 740 The Game or listen in the Orlando area on FM 96.9 Wednesdays from 6-7 p.m. to hear The Golf Insiders live. Add The Golf Insiders podcast to your iPhone as an app. Click here and go to the bottom of the device's screen to create the "Quick Launch" icon for the Golf Insiders. Once you've done this it will add The Golf Insiders podcast as an App to your home screen.  Holly G is in the studio with Will Perry, creative director at EVVUS and Golf Insiders social media guru.  Todd Lewis, the Golf Channel, calls in to wrap up the Memorial won by Will McGirt. Todd talks about Will playing at Wofford College and being on the tour for a long time and was eventually able to win. Todd said that Will had not played well at Jack's place before. He beat a stout field and some great golfers chasing him down. Todd spoke with Rory McIlroy Monday night. Rory said he was in his jet on the tarmac in Ohio ready to leave after he was in the clubhouse with a 13-under par, was ready to leave but waited about 90 minutes before he flew off ... he left when someone posted a better score. Holly and Todd talk about Rickie Fowler who has not played well for the past several events and is trying to make the Olympic team as well as heading into the heart of the PGA season. Todd and Holly talk about Dustin Johnson as well as Matt Kuchar and Phil Mickelson's play of late. Todd mentions that the Golf Channel is covering the first two rounds of the U.S. Open, They will be on the grounds broadcasting Monday. On Wednesday The Golf Channel is showing an in-depth interview with Rory McIlroy on the 5 year anniversary of his win at the U.S. Open Vartan Kupelian, long time writer for Detroit News and writer for the Champions Tour, calls in from the Senior Players Championship to talk about the Champions Tour' next major Championship which is in Philadelphia.  Vartan shares that the Champions Tour plays all of these great historic courses that some of the other tours do not play on and he is so grateful that he gets to cover the events. Holly asks Vartan about the Champions Tour players like Colin Montgomerie, Bernhard Langer, and others who are so successful. Vartan comments that these guys all work their tails off and always have. He also said that some of them are so much better than 20 years ago when they played on the PGA Tour now that they have the growth and have less pressures than before when they were trying to have a career and support their families. Holly asks Vartan about Rocco Mediate's recent win. Vartan says it's always a pleasure to interview someone like Rocco. When you are done and look over your notes you can write about 9 different stories.  Steve Eubanks, Global Golf Post calls in from the Seattle Washington area, the site of the second LPGA major of the season to talk with Holly and Will. Steve said that this is one of the most narrowest golf courses that he has ever seen. It's littered with pine trees. It's beautiful but tighter than a bowling alley and going to be a shot makers paradise this week. Anna Nordqvist won the latest event on the LPGA defending her ShopRite LPG Championship title.  Holly asks Steve about who are the favorites to win this week. Players like Lydia Ko and Ariya Jutanugarn. Steve says that Ariya is playing on another level right now and likens what she can do on the golf course to how Tiger used to be making shots that others couldn't even dream of making. Holly and Steve talk about Inbee Park looking to win her fourth consecutive Women's PGA Championship title, a feat no one has accomplished. Steve said that unfortunately Inbee's thumb injury will probably prevent her from doing that. The trio also talk about Inbee being eligible for the Hall of Fame at the ripe age of 27 after she completes one round this week. She will have met the requirements.   Brentley Romine, Golfweek, calls in to wrap up the show. Brentley talks to Holly and Will about the Oregon Ducks winning the individual and team titles. Oregon beat Texas in extra holes 3-2 to win. People were counting out Texas without Beau Hossler, who missed his final match after suffering a shoulder injury the day before.  Will asks about home field advantage. Brentley talks about the advantages and disadvantages of playing in front of home fans.  Holly asks Brentley about a possible rules change letting substitutions play for injured players. He said that it will be something that will probably happen in the near future. A substitution would have helped out Texas who lost Hossler and Oregon had a player who was sick.  Brentley talks about some of the women and men who are going to come out of college and turn pro now that the college season has ended.

This week Next on the Tee with Chris Mascaro is PGA Tour Legend Dave Stockton. Mr. Stockton is from San Bernardino, California. He attended the University of Southern California...and earned his bachelor's degree in general management. In 1964 he won the PAC-10 men's golf individual title and was an All-American. Later that year he turned Pro. His first PGA Tour victory came in 1967 at the Colonial National Invitational. He has 24 wins on Tour, 10 on the PGA Tour including the 1970 and 1976 PGA Championships and 14 wins on the Champions Tour including 3 majors, the '92 & '94 Senior Players Championship and the '96 US Senior Open. Mr. Stockton is a putting genius. His book "Unconscious Putting" has gotten 4.5 Stars on Amazon.com and is a must read for every golfer... Join Chris Mascaro every Saturday at 10:00 AM as he talks with PGA & LPGA Tour Pros, legends, equipment manufacturers, top instructors, course superintendents, media members  and all those influencing the great game of golf on Next on the Tee.

This week Next on the Tee with Chris Mascaro is PGA Tour Legend Dave Stockton. Mr. Stockton is from San Bernardino, California. He attended the University of Southern California...and earned his bachelor's degree in general management. In 1964 he won the PAC-10 men's golf individual title and was an All-American. Later that year he turned Pro. His first PGA Tour victory came in 1967 at the Colonial National Invitational. He has 24 wins on Tour, 10 on the PGA Tour including the 1970 and 1976 PGA Championships and 14 wins on the Champions Tour including 3 majors, the '92 & '94 Senior Players Championship and the '96 US Senior Open. Mr. Stockton is widely known as a putting genius. His book "Unconscious Putting" has gotten 4.5 Stars on Amazon.com and is a must read for every golfer... Join Chris Mascaro every Saturday at 10:00 AM as he talks with PGA & LPGA Tour Pros, legends, equipment manufacturers, top instructors, course superintendents, media members  and all those influencing the great game of golf on Next on the Tee.